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To: tejek who wrote (64835)	7/12/1999 10:52:00 AM
From: Scumbria	Read Replies (1) of 1579790

Ted, The x86 pricing curve is the MHz/price curve which Intel has created to kill off the competition. PIII 550- $686 PIII 500- $440 PIII 450- $246 Celeron 433- $96 A small drop in MHz correlates to a huge drop in price. Intel has carefully constructed this curve to keep the K6 family unprofitable, and to try to push AMD out of business. When AMD has the fastest CPUs, where does Intel fit on this curve? Scumbria

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